The renewed Acura MDX goes on sale starting today, and is priced starting from $42,230. With all the optional packages included, the 2010 Acura MDX will cost for up to $53,755.

The MDX runs with a revised 3.7 Liter V6 that produces 300 horsepower and 270 pound feet of torque. Although the torque is reduced by 5 pound feet, it will be compensated with the heavy-duty components of the new engine to aid in longevity. A new sequential shift six-speed automatic comes as standard with the MDX.

Five trim levels will be available for the MDX starting from the base model and moving up through the Technology, Technology and Entertainment, Advance, and…

Is it just me or Acura’s actually having a mid-life crisis?  In 2010, Acura RDX will receive its very first total makeover.  Exterior changes include redesigned 18-inch diameter aluminum-alloy wheels, bold new front and rear bumper fascias, Acura’s signature design front grille, revised headlights and taillights, new exhaust tips and satin trim accents.

If you think that’s all of it, read this: RDX latest interior features includes a rear view camera system, electronic compass, a pull handle to make closing the rear hatch easier, auto-function headlights, ambient footwell lighting, a center console storage tray, improved cup holders, USB-port connectivity, and Note function for XM Radio.

According to Jeff Conrad, vice president of…

Well, you can take it literally if you want to.  Besides, Acura MDX actually got a new nose.  There’s a new front fascia, revised hood, new side sills, a new rear fascia matched with rolled edge polished stainless-steel exhaust finishers, revised taillights with brighter LED lights, many new trim pieces and available 19-inch diameter 7-spoke aluminum-alloy wheels.

They say that people enhance their looks outside to make them feel better inside.  We say why not enhance the inside and out?  Other than the new exterior look, interior upgrades include a new thicker sport steering wheel, new gauges, ventilated front seats and improved interior trim.  Morover, a host of new technology is…

The 2009 Acura RDX is among the top luxury compact SUVs with a good combination of comfort and sport performance. If you’re salivating over the BMW X3 but feels it is a costly pleasure to have then the 2009 Acura RDX’s minimum standard retail price of $33,695 can be a good alternative. It is not only a less costly alternative but a worthy alternative than the BMW X3 although of course it does not have the fuel economy of the BMW. The Acura consumes 17 mpg for city driving and 22 mpg for highway driving.

Those who were lucky enough to have tried driving the 2009 Acura RDX will tell you…